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The coronavirus has hit the US with full fury. The pandemic has exposed the nation's social grievances. Also: Many refugees find themselves in distress in the middle of the Aegean Sea. And they are also threatened by attacks on open water.
In the southern US state of Georgia, officials are easing restrictions meant to stem the spread of the coronavirus even as around 1,000 people a day test positive for the disease. As public life resumes, those in greatest danger are African Americans.
Video has emerged of masked men attacking the boats of migrants trying to reach Greece. The identity of the attackers remains unclear, but a DW investigations unit and Bellingcat have uncovered information that may link them to the Greek Coast Guard.
Beit Iksa is a Palestinian enclave in the West Bank. It is surrounded by an Israeli settlement. Separated by a fence, it still takes an hour to get from the enclave to the settlement a stone's throw away, and only Palestinians with a permit can cross.
DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
What do these three young, female film makers have in common? Ines Moldavsky from Israel, Diana Saqeb Jamel from Afghanistan and Laurentia Genske from Germany are three participants in the initiative Berlinale Talents who’ve left their mark.
Berlin has a reputation for being a football black hole compared to many European cities. For decades they had only one Bundesliga team. This season newly promoted Union Berlin challenged highly ambitious Hertha Berlin. Once you delve deeper, the city has a lively and diverse lower-league scene. DW reporter Dave Braneck finds out if Berlin is on the verge of becoming a true football city.
US President Donald Trump has commuted the prison sentence of his friend and former aide Roger Stone, who was convicted of lying to Congress and witness tampering. The extraordinary intervention was met with fierce criticism from Trump's political opponents.
With the UN Security Council split on the question of reducing border crossings for aid into northwestern Syria, Alaa Zaza of the Hurras Child Protection Network tells DW that aid organizations actually need more border crossings, not fewer, especially now that the first COVID-19 case has been confirmed in the area.
Police fired tear gas at a group of demonstrators trying to storm Serbia's parliament on the fourth night of protests, which were triggered by President Aleksandar Vucic's attempt to reimpose a coronavirus curfew but have since mushroomed into an expression of wider frustration with his increasingly authoritarian rule.
The world’s largest model train set can be found under a ski center in northern Germany. Here, 500 trains ride through various themed worlds along over 12,000 meters of track.
It’s both quirky and amazing: Latvian designer Aigars Lauzis invented a hybrid vehicle that not only has room for passengers to sleep inside, but that also functions as an e-bike and amphibious vehicle.
There are more Michelin-starred restaurants in Copenhagen than in any other Scandinavian city. But fine dining is not only found in fine restaurants. The capital’s street food will also tickle your taste buds.
The fashion world has never seen anything like this before! Paris Fashion Week will take place online, moving the catwalk to the digital world. The stunning garments will be presented via videos on the internet.
An internet first: Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Paris Fashion Week will be held online. Plus: the biggest model train layout in the world. And: Gourmet street food in Copenhagen.
